Availability time, its calculation as effective working time and its regulation in collective bargaining
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Abstract
The aim of this study is to analyse the effective working time concept to define it in accordance with the employees’ protection of the health and safety. For it, we analyse the European and Spanish courts resolutions about which timescales should be included on it and, specifically, the journey times and the availability times. All of it will be done with a study of the collective bargaining role to regulate the working time and the specific clause among the collective agreements.
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Working time, availability, attendance time, collective bargaining
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